APS College of Sport Psychologists
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3rd Victorian Sport Psychology Conference, 2010 |
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The Third Victorian Sport Psychology Conference will be held from 20-22 January 2010. Details are available at http://web.mac.com/michellepain/Sport_Psych/Welcome.html |
| Thanks are again due to Michelle Pain for her continued efforts in the promotion of sport psychology. | |
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CoSP Newsletter |
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The next edition of the College's newsletter, The Sporting Mind, will be available here soon. For previous editions, see Newsletters. |
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Asian South Pacific Association of Sport Psychology |
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The website for our regional association is live at http://aspasp.org. Please note that members of COSP are automatically members of ASPASP. |
The most recent edition of ASPASP newsletter is available here: ASPASP Newsletter, April 2009  (323kb). The newsletter provides details of activities throughout the region, and advance notice of upcoming events, including the 2011 ASPASP Congress in Taiwan. |
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International Congress of Sport Psychology, July 2010 |
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The next Congress of the International Association of Applied Psychology will be held in Melbourne in July 2010. ICAP is one of the world's largest psychological conferences, and up to 5000 delegates are expected to come to Melbourne. |
| The Sport Psychology division of IAAP is planning a high quality program, which will include a State-of-the Art presentation by Peter Terry, who is also contributing a chapter on sport psychology to the IAAP's Handbook, to be published at the time of the Congress. Peter will also be presenting an invited workshop. Visit www.icap2010.com for general details of the Congress, and check back here for advance notice of sport psychology's contribution to the program. | |
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InPsych, April 2009 |
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The April 2009 issue of InPsych includes an article by three of our members, Jack White, Jeff Bond & Sandy Gordon, entitled Athletes behaving badly. |
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InPsych, February 2008 |
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Several College members contributed to the February 2008 issue of InPsych, which included a cover feature on performance psychology. |
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Performance psychology: Being the best, the best you can be, or just a little better? |
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